The annual Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH) conference takes place April 14-16 in Washington, DC, and features several speakers from Michigan Medicine and broader University.
A UMMS student’s work in Kenya has helped to spotlight the toll that climate change is taking on mothers and how some communities are adapting to hotter temperatures.
A UMMS-led project to expand laparoscopic surgery to LMIC settings has garnered the top prize in an international surgical training competition.
The awards will fund collaborations in China, Ghana, Indonesia and Turkey.
A new UMMS collaboration aims to help Rwandans launch a comprehensive kidney transplant program, the country’s first.
Global REACH is proud to release its report for the 2021-22 academic year.
Few at Michigan Medicine have engaged with, worked alongside, and accomplished more on behalf of the region’s most vulnerable than Dr. Williams, founding Director of the Global Health and Disparities Path of Excellence.
Ukraine is the most recent country to receive refurbished pacemakers from Michigan Medicine's unique My Heart Your Heart program.
New rules will ensure safety and help keep track of traveling students.
Three years since its re-introduction, a student-driven Medicine in Spanish program at UMMS is thriving.
Recent UMMS-led publications document increased attendance, reduced carbon footprint for the 2021 conference
Applications for 2022 Partnership Development Grants are due Sept. 30, 2022.
What exactly is meant by ‘global health equity’? In a recent publication, a group of prominent researchers offers a new definition.
The application deadline is Aug. 20, 2022 for the session set to begin this fall.
A program that provides U-M trainees with opportunities for extended mentored research training experiences abroad will continue following a recent federal grant renewal.
Though a world apart, first-year residents in the United States and China have more in common than they might imagine, including bouts of depression, a new study suggests.
Using colorectal cancer as a test case, research collaborators from U-M and the Aga Khan University (AKU) are proposing that AI and machine learning could be effective in addressing some of the continent’s health challenges.
